Home Health Physical Therapist

Overview

We are hiring a Full-Time Physical Therapist (PT) for a highly flexible home health position. You will schedule directly with your own patients, giving you strong control over when your day starts and ends. You can plan visits around your personal appointments and life commitments.

You’ll provide one-on-one care in patient homes and assisted living facilities within the Russellville service area.

What You’ll Do:

• Treat patients in their homes and assisted living communities

• Develop and carry out individualized PT care plans

• Complete admissions, discharges, OASIS, and progress documentation

• Track and report patient progress

• Coordinate updates with the Director and care team

• Manage your own patient schedule

Pay & Benefits:

• Very generous pay

• Health insurance

• Health Savings Account (HSA)

• Dental & Vision

• Paid time off — over 4 weeks per year

• Short-term disability (100% employer paid)

• Long-term disability (100% employer paid)

• 401(k) with employer match

• Life insurance (100% employer paid)

• Electronic charting

• $30/month phone reimbursement

• Paid mileage

• Flexible schedule — you schedule directly with patients

• Employer highly rated on Medicare.gov

Requirements:

• PT degree (Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate in Physical Therapy)

• Active PT license in the state

• US Citizen or Green Card holder (required)

• Home health experience is a plus — new grads welcome

To Apply, Please Include Answers to the Following:

1. This is a full-time position. Are you willing and able to work full-time hours?

2. What days and times are best for an in-person interview?

3. This role is not shift work. You will see multiple patients per day in homes or senior living communities and travel between visits. Most visits are close together, but occasional drives may be 20–40 minutes. Travel is part of the role and mileage is paid. Are you comfortable with daily travel?

4. Do you have a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy?

5. What is your best email address for follow-up?